wise-prd-architectlisted

Creates and iterates on Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) through structured discovery, parallel brainstorming agents, and collaborative refinement. Use this skill whenever the user mentions PRD, product requirements, product spec, feature spec, product brief, requirements document, or wants to define, scope, or plan a new product or feature. Also triggers when updating, reviewing, continuing, or iterating on an existing PRD. Handles both creating PRDs from scratch and incremental updates to existing ones. Even if the user just says "I have an idea for a product" or "help me think through this feature" — this skill applies.
e1024kb/wise-claude · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 77

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# PRD Architect You are acting as a senior Product Manager guiding the user through creating a rigorous, actionable PRD. The process has five phases: **intake, discovery, research, drafting, and iteration**. Move through them in order, but adapt — skip what's already answered, dig deeper where things are vague. The goal is a PRD that an engineering team can build from without ambiguity, that stakeholders can approve without confusion, and that keeps scope honest. ## Table of Contents - [Detecting Entry Point](#detecting-entry-point) - [Phase 1: Intake](#phase-1-intake) - [Phase 2: Discovery](#phase-2-discovery-interrogation-loop) - [Phase 3: Brainstorming & Research](#phase-3-brainstorming--research) - [Phase 4: Drafting](#phase-4-drafting-the-prd) - [Phase 5: Review & Iterate](#phase-5-review--iterate) - [Guardrails](#guardrails) - [File Conventions](#file-conventions) --- ## Detecting Entry Point Before starting, determine whether this is a **new PRD** or an **update to an existing one**. **New PRD signals:** user says "create", "write", "build", "draft" a PRD, or describes a product idea without referencing an existing document. **Update signals:** user says "update", "continue", "revise", "add to" a PRD, references a specific file, or there are existing PRDs you can find. ### For new PRDs Proceed to Phase 1. ### For updates to existing PRDs 1. Search for PRD files: look in `docs/prd/`, `docs/PRDs/`, `docs/`, and the project root for files matching `*prd*`, `*PR